A woman has money exceeding the nisab (the minimum threshold for zakah) placed with a merchant to be used in trade, and she lives from its profits. Is zakah (the obligatory alms) due on it?
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The questioner : My teacher, a woman has money exceeding the nisab (the minimum threshold for zakah) placed with a merchant to be used in trade, and she lives from its profits. Is zakah (the obligatory alms) due on it?
The Shaykh : Within the scope of what was stated in the question, zakah (the obligatory alms) is not due on it.
The questioner : Yes, I issue a ruling for her that zakah (the obligatory alms) is not due on it.
The Shaykh : What does it concern me? I issue a ruling that zakah (the obligatory alms) is not due on it. Did you understand the answer?
The questioner : The answer is that zakah (the obligatory alms) is not due on it.
The Shaykh : I understood.
The questioner : I understand now.
The Shaykh : We are done. Bring the next one.
The Shaykh : Within the scope of what was stated in the question, zakah (the obligatory alms) is not due on it.
The questioner : Yes, I issue a ruling for her that zakah (the obligatory alms) is not due on it.
The Shaykh : What does it concern me? I issue a ruling that zakah (the obligatory alms) is not due on it. Did you understand the answer?
The questioner : The answer is that zakah (the obligatory alms) is not due on it.
The Shaykh : I understood.
The questioner : I understand now.
The Shaykh : We are done. Bring the next one.
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